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Noam Chomsky Interview on CBC (Part 2 of 2)

Evan Solomon talks with Noam Chomsky about his book "Hegemony or Survival: America's Quest for Global Dominance". The show is Hot Type on CBC. Transcript: http://www.cbc.ca/hottype/s... Broadcast...  
 
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pAbedaNSK (1 week ago) Show Hide
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lol chomsky=power
da5families (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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if you can you'd be a scholar. not a youtuber explaining it to the average joe.
mcpimpen (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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"i dont forsee anything" -noam chomsky
nygiants92215 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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"That you foresee in the vision" hahahahah
NicholasGP (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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i feel sorry for chomsky having to try and reason and use logic with this incompetent muppet.
mdoob11 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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you support US imperialism in the Middle East? Shame. securing oil is the obvious interest, at the expense of local populations.
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yes exactly, if we had USED 400,000 troops as suggested by Powell and the army, I wouldve supported it because we wouldve established security and prevented al-qaeda from inflitrating the country. If they had appleid a marshall plan scenario to Iraq, I wouldve been all for it, in fact condoleeza had a great strategy that was ignored by Rumsfeld. It's not too late now, in fact i advocate putting in more troops now to rebuild the country even further since they now have a working democracy.
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good im glad we agree there.
the point is, using noams logic, this was all wrong.
that is why i dont like chomsky.
he sees any continuation of this war as even more criminal.
noam is good on a lot, not here..not on iraq and afghanistan.
he complains afghanistan is illegitimate because we never declared overthrowing the taliban a war aim...
even if we had, i doubt he would have cared.
all is imperialism to him.
i dont have time for noam on foreign policy.
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You want the war to be sustained? What the fuck, why? The Afghans predominately want a withdrawal with a focus on diplomacy, ie: negotiations with the Taliban.

Stupid Americans imposing their values on another society without taking the peoples' views and beliefs into consideration -_-
IcyIconoclast (1 month ago) Show Hide
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yes i am for that...
i hate cheney and rumsfeld and saddam.
im not fond of bush either, but im talking about policies...and the broad policy of overthrowing saddam is not what people like noam make it out to be.
i dont think noam would agree that the ousting of saddam was a good or just thing.
i guess we disagree...i think correcting our mistakes is a good thing.

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